Why are black Africans in Tunisia afraid?
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In early February this year Tunisia\\u2019s president, Kais Saied, gave a speech against illegal immigration, in which he said black Africans were threatening the social balance and culture of Tunisia. Whatever the intent, it resulted in a surge in racist attacks and abuse, with dark skinned Africans no longer feeling safe in the north African country. Mpho Lakaje hears from one of those now living in fear \\u2013 a student who describes threats of violence. He also speaks to a social researcher about how history and national identity are playing into this controversy.
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